... All Souls college. KACIir.LOUS IN DiViNITV. EVr. John Page. M.A. Fellow of Brasennose college. v. John Cooke Rose, M.A. and Fellows of Clare hail, Cambridge, were admitted &c. BACHELOR CIVIL LAW. Mr. John Hardwick, of Balliol college. MASTERS OF ARTS. Marmadnke ...

... of last month four pheasants and three hares were offered many persons for 7s. but refused Gazette. Oil Thursday se’nnight John Lantou and Edward En - mans, of Newbury, were bound over to appear at the Newbury Sessions, to answer to a charge of assault ...

... examined were bound over in the sum of 40/. each to appear John Nolan, notorious pickpocket, committed for trial Saturday from Queen-square Office, for robbing Captain (late antagonist of E.irl of Cardigan) of a valuable jro)dsnuff*-box—Mr. H. Wilkinson.hatter ...

... Arts. The fame day Meffrs. Anthony Benn Church, of OQeen's College; John B-utchinfon and Peter Iniihbald,.of Univerlity College; John Kennedy, of Chriflt Church; George Inman, Henry John Knapp, and Ifaac Edwards, of, Pembroke Col- lege; and Henry Penruddock ...

... restoration of privileges, the plea that he had learned and amended. Well, John,*’ said the minister. will just ask you a few plain questions—“ What is lutitisoi?’’ Deed, Sir, replied John, I canua tell you what baptism folk, new laws; but time it was fourpence ...

... Irish population, Referring to Mr. J. motion for the repeal of the union, he showed that all the grievances of which Mr. Grattan complained in the frish Parliament, and which remained un- redressed by that Parliament, had been redressed by a Partia- rent ...

... ANOTHER FLAG OF TRUCE. Hover, April 29. —About four o’clock this afternoon, the Charles, an hired armed schooner. Lieutenant Little, picked up a small French boat, bearing a Flag of Truce, having an officer on board, with dispatches from bis Government ...

... hansi's chace, a French gun-vefl'el, No. 57, mounting an fIt( iron twenty-four pounder in 'her bow, with a number of W fmall arms, &c. commanded by Le Citayen Ronuilland, WI Enfeigne de Vait~rau, from the river'Vegue, bound to St. be Maloes, out twenty-four ...

... deny the right of the people to carry arms, nor did it, except under very urgent circumstances, to deprive any man liis arms. It was not, in fact, a coercion bill, and he was surprised at its moderation. How Mr. John O’Connoll could resist it, he could ...

... Baring, M. Attwood, Esars. Camelford—M. Milbank, Esq. Colonel Craddock. Cardiganshire—Colonel Powell. Cardigan, &c.—P. Pryse, Esq. Carditt—Lord John Stuart. Chichester—Lord G. Lennox, Hon. W. S. Poyntz. Cricklade—J. Pitt, R. Gordon, Esqrs. Cornwall—Sir ...

... their old members—Breconshire also returns its old member—the borough doubtful—lladnor the same—Cardiganshire, Mr. Johns is not opposed—Cardigan, Colonel Vaughan is confident re-election, against Major Ivans. Lord Stanley starts for' Lancashire, in the room ...

... franchise. In this attempt to waste the time of the House, and delay the of Bill, he was assisted by Sir John Campbell, Mr. H. Grattan, and by Lord John Russell h On the other side the » ers were Mr. Sergeant Lefroy, Sir E. Sugden, and Mr. Shaw, who exposed ...